Fresno State tops Sacramento State with Keene’s 356 yards passing

On Saturday night in Fresno, California, Mikey Keene led Fresno State to a 46-30 victory over Sacramento State with an impressive performance, throwing for 356 yards and two touchdowns. The game started strong for Fresno State, as Keene connected with Mac Dalena for a 75-yard touchdown on the very first play. The Bulldogs dominated the first quarter, scoring 18 points and taking a 25-10 lead into halftime. Jalen Moss also contributed with an 85-yard punt return for a touchdown, showcasing Fresno State's explosive offense. In the second half, Keene continued to excel, throwing a 1-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Mello, extending the lead to 39-17 by the end of the third quarter. Malik Sherrod added to the scoring with two rushing touchdowns, accumulating 54 yards on the ground. Fresno State's defense held strong, allowing them to maintain a comfortable lead throughout the game. Sacramento State, struggling with a 0-2 record, attempted a comeback in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Carson Conklin threw two touchdown passes, finishing the game with 219 yards on 20 completions. Despite his efforts, the team could not overcome the significant deficit established by Fresno State. This victory marked Fresno State's first win of the season, improving their record to 1-1. The game highlighted the Bulldogs' offensive capabilities and set a positive tone for the remainder of their season, while Sacramento State will need to regroup and address their challenges moving forward.